Police in San Francisco continued to search Tuesday for a Critical Mass cyclist who smashed a Zipcar driver’s window with a metal U-lock on Friday while wearing a T-shirt reading “Non-violence is our strength.”
The unidentified assailant landed repeated blows on the vehicle and shattered the driver’s side window, coming within inches of hitting a woman behind the wheel in the head … More
In the rush of water spilling from the high mountain peaks of Montana, Wyoming and Idaho, surfers are finding waves that move with life and never end.
This first of two short films is a snapshot of one of the many unique river cultures in the American West. These shorts, along with the stories of others who share that intimate relationship with the world of moving water, will make a short film titled “Living Rivers” to be released at film festivals in spring of 2016.
What a crazy week it’s been for The Mile High presented by Carlton Dry. The world’s best snowboarders converged at Perisher Resort — putting on a show during the practice sessions — before less-than-favourable contest conditions set in for the next few days. Qualifications were postponed but a 30cm powder day was enjoyed by all. The contest pushed ahead and low visibility didn’t stop the competitors from throwing down and going for broke. Darcy Sharpe was unstoppable in the men’s division, finishing in top place ahead of Tyler Nicholson and Sven Thorgren. Local ripper Jess Rich was also in fine form and took out the women’s division and the “Most Style Award” on home turf.
While State was firing, I popped in to Aliso Beach for a few hours with a half-charged camera and a tripod left at home. I snagged some clips of the best riders in their element during a few heats, and decided to give some content to the people, shakey or not. This is by far not my best work, but I hope you can still enjoy, since this is the first footage of the event released and all.